Colorado B.S. Thread

The 2017 Challenger has an awd option... At least domestic companies have the balls to build fun things. The challengers aren't my cup of tea, but it's neat.

 

Testify

 

Not sure how that would be a fun car. No V8, no manual transmission, girthy. Sounds about as fun as a box of rocks. Now the RWD versions could be fun but that car is fugly, has a decent looking sister though.

 

It doesn't have a v8? How the fack are they calling it a muscle car without a v8? As you can see, I've never had an ounce of interest in them, but i would've expected a v8, and manual option.

I was thinking of an awd hellcat driving up the canyon in fresh powder... Which is what the little ad video was showing that i saw.

And yes, i agree, it's an ugly massive car just like the crapmaro.

 

I bought my wife one of the 2015 chargers in the awd trim. It was comfy, quick for a boat with a v6, and did awesome in the snow with blizzacks. I would have kept it for a long time but her great dane and my german shepard thought they needed more room.

 

What do you mean no V8?? I've driven the V8! It also definitely comes in a manual.

 

They were quick for what they were. And i think they looked good other than the lack of rear visibility.

I thought they had a v8.. oh well, either way, when you were talking about a bloated whale earlier, a challenger is what you were talking about.



And, i checked the specs between gx and Tahoe. From memory, but i think they are right.

Tahoe is 200 pounds heavier, 6" longer wheelbase, 9" longer, 5" wider and they are the same height.

 

Yeah they're quick, but holy crap talk about body roll. Almost as bad as the 370Z's were.

 

Haha, I understand. Oregon doesn't want us either.

 

0° out. Dog refuses to go out and appears to be uncomfortable. Lets see how long he can hold out.

 

-10 up here, haven't gone downstairs to see how much we got, but it looks like it could be a good amount since the ground is all white.

 

I have about 8 or 9 inches of snow at my house. I'm really wanting to take the coopers out for a spin since I haven't had the chance to drive them in any significant snow yet, but the cold temps and the fact that I'd have to shovel are keeping me in bed for now.

 

Little bit of progress, just need to rotate the top hat on the other shock but the bushing are too far into it. Any ideas on how to get it out? If not we'll just turn the top hat until the holes line up

But just need to install the other shock, put the spindle back together and attach the brakes and its done

 

Do eeet!

At some point I'll go have fun on the atv and plow, but -10 doesn't seem appealing. I need some better gloves or mittens because my thumb on the throttle always gets way too cold.

 

All the natives of the western slope and moab should tell you to fuck off, stay away, you're ruining our town/state, you're making it crowded here, etc

 

How do weathermen still have a job? I was looking online as recently as yesterday afternoon for projected snow totals and it was saying less than an inch in my area.

 

Limit straps and bump stops? Just the little details. If not your going to brake shit. The long travel can out flex the shock and cv. So it needs to have those two limiting factors.

 

Hahaha whimps I already went out and shoveled,brushed off the truck And I'm getting ready to hit the road!!! Mom needs vodka WTF
The dog though haha peed on the patio and couldn't get back in the door fast enough!!!

 

Yup! Forgot to add that as well. Bumps are already on (can't see in the pic) but limit straps will be added too

 

So did I